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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-02-10
CIRCUIT COURT.
A List of the Cases Disposed of
and Other Items,

After getting started the Circuit Court
kept Intending its holt" and did not get
through as early as was at first expected,
but it finished mp any finally adjourned
last Saturday. Notwithstanding no Court
had been held for a year, the criminal
docket was the lightest in the history of
the county. Silas Stewart, young ne
gro of weak mind, sentenced TO the Peni-
Tertiary for Z months for stealing an OK,
was the only conviction for felony.
The case around which perhaps the
greatest interest conferred during the
term was the State on the information
of f. NJ. Bee VS. Peter Lucich to recover
81, 600 on his bond as retail liquor deal
er for selling liquors to an intoxicated
person. The State was represented by
Messrs. Thompson & Sexton and the de-
Tense by Messrs. Cassidy and McNair.
Counsel for the defense first endeavored
to have the case thrown ont of court OH
the plea that Lucich's license was ille-
gally granted, and his bond therefore
void. To this a demurrer was presented
by the attorneys for the State in which,
while admitting that Lucich's license was
invalid, they contended that his bonds
men were estOpped from entering
any such plea. Judge Cbrisman sus-
went before tho jury on its merits.
Counselor both sides acquitted them
selves admirably. The case was given to
the jury at dark Wednesday evening and
they stayed out until Saturday at noon
unable to agree, when they were dis
charged, so that the case will come up
for another trial at the next term.
The following cases were finally dispos
cd of after our last report:
CIVIL DOCKET.
Jane Evans VS.. +. II. Hartman-Tres-
pass. Verdict i'll favor of Hartman and
against Il. w. Simmons for $35.
Jane Evans vs.. +. II. Hartman ct al
Motion for new trial everruled.
e. 5. Seibles VS.. f. V. Lewis. Motion
for new trial Overruled.
J. NJ. May VS.. Bcrthold & Jennings,
claimants. Motion for new trial over
ruled.
STATE DOCKET.
The State VS.. Moses Lum-Unlawful
exhibition of Il pistol. Acquital.
The State vs.. Lee Boyd. Mol Pros.
The State VS.. j. ii. Donaldson-Re-
moval of mortgaged property. Judg-
ment nj 81 by default against defendant
and his SuretIes.
The cost of the term to the county was
in round numbers 81, $4,000
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Don't Miss the Chance.

AS before stated, we intend to print a
special edition of THE LEADER for dis
tribution at the interstate convention.
We will be present and distribute them
in person. Every person who has land
to sell should advertise in this issue,
giving number of acres, where situated,
improvements, price, terms, etc. The
papers will be carried home by the ex-
cusionists and handed to their friends,
and few dollars invested in an adver-
tisement might be the means of effecting a
sale. All advertisements intended for this
issue should be handed in by Feb. 18th.
The price will be low enough to suit all.
We will insert notice about like this
for 81, so:
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Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity of Paris Tex, by the remark
able recovery recovery of Mr.. j. +. Cor
ley, who was so helpless he could not
turn in bed or raise his head everybody
said he was dying of Consumption. A
trial bottle of Dr.. Kings New Discovery
was sent him. Finding relief, he bought
large bottle and box of DIR. Kings
New Life Pills; by the time he had taken
two boxes of Pills and two bottles of the
Discovery, he was we'll and had gained i'll
flesh thirty six pounds. Trial bottle OF
this Great Discovery for Consumption
free at L. I. Meade & Cos.
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Can Co Dirt Cheap.

We would state tor the benefit of our
farmer readers who may wish to attend
the big Convention in jackson next week
that the expense will DC almost nothing
The |. &. Railroad will sell tickets at one
cent per mile each way, making the ell
tire cost of railroad fare from Brookhaven
and return only $1.l0. Board and lodg-
ing can be obtained at the Kalar House
in Jackson right near the depot for Sl.OO
per day, SO the stay at the Convention
will also cost but little. Everyone should
90 who can.
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New Store.

The undersigned has removed TO Brook
haven and opened general merchandise
and family grocery store, at the corner of
Cherokee and Jackson streets, and would
respectfully call the attention of his old
friends and patrons aud the public gener-
"..h 70 tie fact and solicit share Of their
as.genase- All goods sold at ROCK BOT
TN PRICES. NJ Z. DEEs.
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BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-,
lively cures Piles, or ne pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
box. For sale by L. I. Meade 81 Co.,
BrookhaYen, Miss.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Illinois Central Railroad.

GOING NORTH (DAILY).
No 2 ExPREsss-Lcaves n. o.. .9:15 q. IN.
Arrives BTookhavem, 2:53 y. IN.
Arrives at Jackson, 5:lj p. III.
No. 4 ExPREss-Leaves n. o, 800 p. M.
Arrives BrOokhaven, 1O:I5 p. IN.
Arrives at jackson, l2:I2 a. IN.
GOING SOUTH DAILY.
No. ExPR-L'ves. jackson. .4:D =. m.
Leaves Brookhaven, err p. III.
Arrives at n. o., IL p. III.
No. 3 MAIL-Leaves JACKSON. .1;27 II. III.
Leaves Brookhaven, 3:2S \. ~.
Arrives New Orleans, $50 a. N.
Nos. and 4 do not stop ut flag sta
tions. Nos. and 2 stop ut all stations.
All trains stop at BrOokhaven.
EP-Traius both ways make close con-
nectiOn with ali of the |. {. branch reads.
FREIGHT TRAINS
No mixed going north leaves Brook
haven at 800 A. NJ.
No. mixed going south leaves Brook
haven at 1858 p. ".
~ Mixed Frcights do not run on San
day and none goes south on Monday.
JIG. CLARKE, Gen. Manager.
J. w. COLEMAN, A. G. p. As-at.
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The effort made by Powell to induce
people to buy for cash and go to strictly
cash house when they have money, has
had good effect and now he finds him
self busy all the time waiting on cash Gus
toners.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-02-10

If you want fresh cakes, crackers, jun
blos, eocoes, ginger snaps, uic-naes and
pure, fresh candies, go 10 Powell's who
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BROO MARKET.
Prices Current-Corrected Weekly.
Neal, 3.25G$3.50
Flour. sos
Bacon, S4a9c
Lard, 9@10c
Hams 12!0 l5c,
Sugar, 0G Toe
Coffee, 1S022c
Rice, 5010c
Tobacco, 35075e
Butter, 25040c
Salt, fine, $500
Calico, safe
Brown Domestic, 80oc
3705c
Bleached 7Q12tc
Cotton-GOod ordinary, 100
Low middling, 7zcr0
Middling, Sf@
Eggs, l2t
Chickens, 1.50Q$2.40
Hides-green sailed, SO
" Dry sailed, 708c
" Flint, $3.50
Wool-Washed, 2Oc
=" Unwashed, 15c
&" Slight bury, 12lc
{, Medium bury, &c
" Bad bury, &C
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JOHN SMITH,
Lincoln @

Or if desired to give more complete
and definite description, we will give fav-
CRADLE rates on application.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

0nA ACRES miles west Of
2Jtb 100 in cultivation and 100 woodslsnd,
good dwellings and outhouses, fne water, good
church. = per acre; = cash and oal-
ance in - months.
JOHN SMITH,
Lincoln Co,
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You always get what you buy at Kohl
mans.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-02-10

Remember X Gilman will not be under
sold.
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Send your Job Printing to THE LrApEp
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

Kansas City road will be run on the
following schedule: No. Kansas
City express leaves at 1880 o'clock
a m. No. 3 arrives at AS O'Clock p M;
No mail leaves at 8 O'clock p M;
No. arrives at 8:45 o'clock am. No.
2 St. Louis and Chicsgo express leaves
at 9 o'clock pm; No. arrives at 8:45
O'Clock am.
Chancellor Elicit yesterday grant
ed preliminary injunction at the suit
Of Mary II. Lecoq, restraining the Tax
ing District au horitits from extend
ing Monroe street through hsr prop
erty; and alec restraining W. ID.
Lucas from entering or interfering
with the property, which he claims as
his, and which complainant asserts is
rightfully her own.
p. M. Patterson Il Co, transfer
agents, yesterday turned out the Fl st
new omnibus ever built in Memphis.
Elegant in design and finish, it reflects
credit upon their workmen. This en-.
terprlsing firm manufacture in their
own shops all OF their freight trucks,
baggage wagons and other vehicles
used in their business, aud these OF
the best material and workmanship.
Joseph M. Tansey, middle weight
champion CT Tennessee, has arranged
an amateur sparring tournament for
middls weights, open to all corners, to
occur In West Memphis, on NJ lnday,
May 10th. A purse and BEAUTIFUL
medal will be awarded the winner In
this contest, which promises to be OF
unususl interest. The medal, which
is very handsome one, is Q exhibit
ton in the show window Of NJ. Good
man & 90.
The annual Easter reception will
be given by the Church Home on
Wednesday, May 18th. Should the
inclemency of the weather prevent
the reception on Wednesday it will be
given on Friday, the 18Th instant.
Hours, 8 to 6 pm. Donations OF
every kind from the citizens Of Mem
phis will be gratefully received for the
children of the Home. All friends Of
the orphans are cordially invited. The
green Car passes the door Of this To-
situation.
Tina entries Tor the athletlc Sports
to be laid by tre ANA eur Athletic
Association a. this Citizens Baneball
Park or May Goth and 9th are & ling
up rapidly, and there is going to be
some hard work done by the winners
In the different events. The football
match which is being arranged be-
tween the Chickasaws and the A.A A. g
ia exciting a great d.al Of interest
emDng the members and iriends of the
rival teame, and both will go into the
contest With tbs full determination of
winning.
Commencing today Pullman pal
ace sleeping buffet cars will be run
between Kansas City and New Or
leans. Change Of schedule on the
Kansas City line makes a desirable
connection for the Mississippi aud
Tennessee road, oyer which toute this
service CT through cars will be operat-
ed. Time between the above points
has been reduced three hourp, a change
hat The Western people VIII fully APP
precate and patronize The line that
fl rs such quick trantit and accom-
| modations.
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sTRATTeN, THOMAS s ROGERS,
No. 40 MADISON street.

One OF the most elegant and conven'
lent real estate offices in the city ia
that OF Messrs. Slratton, Thomas 4
Rogers, and it is we'll known fact
that every piece OF property offered
for sale in the city, with few excep-
tions, Is listed with them.
They have gone to considerable ex
pense to fit up their Office, and it ia
now one OF the best adapted for that
business in the city. Everything ia
a IA 1ged for the convenience OF both
the purchaser and seller. An immense
black board, with bargains and wants
in the real estate line, is ore OF the
features, and the visitor, or would be
purchaser is sure to find just what he
wants.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

Mrs. Conway, by close attention. to
business and zeal in the interest OF
her patrons, and by that indo nitable
pluck 60 admirable in her sex, has
built up q handsome business that
cannot be overcome, but will increase
steadily in volume and in ratio with
the business Of our rapidly growing
city. Mr.. O'Keefe, who has for years
had charge of the sales department OF
Mrs. Cor ways agency, is an acknowl-
edged master of the routine Of real es-
tate deals, and Mr.. WooteD, with him,
adds strength TO the firm. The latter
gentleman is we'll AID favorably
known to the community, having
been for several years connected with
the house OF M. Q. PearCe & Co, and
more recently Of the real estate firm of
j. X. Wooten & Co. His fine business
qualifications eminently fit him for
success in any undertaking.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

to seek recuperstion for his health.
He will visit Liverpool, London,
Munich and Ksilsbad. We wish him
a bon voyage and 3 safe return.
O. ERNEST FoRsDICK has returned
from a pleasant sojourn with friends
at st. Louis aad Kirkwood, Mo. II
appearances indicate anything. he en-
joyed the rest and recreation hugely.
GoDcHEAUx L. LEVY, Of Victoria,
Tex, Grand President Of District
Grand L'dge NJ. Z, !. o. B. B., &C.
companied by his wife, are in the city,
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hexter, on
Exchange street.
The guests OF the Peabody and
Gay oso Hotels are constantly passing
encomiums on the high excellence OF
the cigsrs they purchase at the cigar
stands of these hotes. As rule CT
CARS purcha sed ut hotels are OF an in
ferior order, but l. Ssmslson q Co.,
the enterprislng proprietors OF the
Gayoso and Peabody cigar stands, be-
lieve in giving their patrons full value
for their money, he ace are making 8
big success.
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TRANSFERS.

E. E. Meacbam and wife to Eva P.
Hamilton. lots and s, Meschsu sub
division, enst side of Herr ando road,
100xl50; $1587 so.
Clarence Howard 10 Emmett How
ard, south half OF lot l, block 50, esst
side OF Wellington street, 60xl75 ;
$l100.
A. J. Harris and wifs to M R. Pat
terson and Henry Graft, j., 81 acres at
the northwest corner of Emwoo1 and
McLemora avenues; $4,000.
Louis Erb and wife to Stephen O.
Tuof, lot 2, Gilchrist & Martins subdi.
vision, east side of Hernan6 road, 53x
l65 feet; $1l92 90.
Matte E Lawrence to Rebeccs
Gabay, lot 7, block IL. west side oil
Louisiana avenue, 54xl00 feet; $475.
Mrs, N. ]. Simerson to q N. truss,
2 acres of land near Whites Station
$40.
G.. N. Truss to R. D. GoodwyD,
same tract, same price.
Emma @. Tucker to @. A, Lott, LOT
10, Shepherds subdivision, 60x10C
foet, Pontotoc street, $500
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Rules of The Egaifest.

l. The procession will moveprompt.
ly of o'clock pm.
2. Admission to the park is 30 esnts
for gentlemen; ladies and children
free. Boys over IA years old pay ad-
mission. Children will not be ad-
mitted ulltsl in company of adults.
8. Tickets will be changed on enter
ing park and must be Worn con-
spiCuously. Tickets are sold at the
gate only. Those bought elsewhere
will rot be recogpiz d.
4, NJ return checks will be issued,
Stay in the pa k or pay again.
5. The dancing hoor is re erved +
the children alone until o'clock p m.
No horses or vehicles will be
admitted TO thu park.
z. The committee reserve admission
to any one. Improper chatacters are
rigidly excluded.
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PERSONAL.

L REINAoH aud wife have gone on
Journey TO he old country.
Mrs. A. ]. VAUGHAN has gone to
Clarendon, Ark, to visit her dsugh-
ter.
MISS REBEooA RICHARDSON, OF Dy-
ersburg, Is visiting friends and rela-
tlons in the city.
CIV. WARPIRID. travelling passen-
ger agent Of the Baltimore and OHIO
railroad, is in the city.
MRssRs. H. O. Norman aud I. r,
Riddick, prominent attorneys OF SOM
erville, Tenn, are in the city.
an, SwooPK aud wife, OF St. Louis, are
on a visit to their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Friedman, on Adams street.
The Rev. George f Walk, Of the
Third Christian Church, Louisville,
| ia here on q visit to his parents, the
Rev. David Walk and wife.
Miss MAUD HUN, of Clinton, N. Y,
"a ON q visit to her cousin, Mrs. K. A.
Lytle, No. 446 Court street extended
Her friends have not forgotten her.
EMMA MoLHMoRR has fled In the
Circuit Court eui. for divorce from hel
husband, Albert McLemore, alleginf
abandonment. They are colored.
Mus SARAH GKNsBURaEB, OF Green
vile, Miss, q most attractive younl
lady, is in the city and stopping with
Miss Hattie Hirsch, on Washington
street.
PHILIP HALLE, Of Jacksonville, Fla,
brother Of Sol Halle, after an absence
Of twenty-one years, is here on o Wis
aud delegate to the B'nai Birth Con
vention.
L. @. O. LAMAR, JR, Of Washington
has been In the city for q few day
visiting relatives and acquaintance
but returned to Washington TIL
morning.
WIN. HAWKINS and Mrs. Mary A
Thompson, ]. H. Humphreys an
Miss Ida Williams, Henry Olsy AM
, Miss Rachel Buntyn were licenses
/, yesterday to marry.
. OaL. PRKNrlss IEoRAHAN, Of Chics
! 90, was In the city yesterday en- rout
/ for his home. He is friend OF Cap
: Coffee, who ia held in high esteem b
many of our best people.
q w. FRoEHrIcH has gone To Erron
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The ExeeIlen, Qualities

OF the delightful liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs, commend it to all who
suffer from Habitual Constipation and
kindred ills. Being in liquid form
and pleasing to the taste, harmless in
its nature, strengthening as well as
cleansing in it's properties, it is easily
taken by old and young, and truly
beneficial in it's effects, aud therefore
the fsvorite family remedy, especially
with the ladies and children, who re-
quire gsutle yet fftctive laxative.
For esle by II. ] Heister and all lead
ing druggists. Van VIeet & Co., G..
W. Jones & Co., w. N. Wilkerson &
Co., and &. Msnt field & Co. have been
appointed Wholesale SCENTS at Men,
phis,
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RAILROAD THE TABLE.

Kansas city, Memphis and Birm-
tngham. Trains move as iollowsj No !
leave. Memphis 400 E,m NO; IL Gto x N
No. Il ' ssS ARRIVES At 30 P%
move as follows: Now Orleans mail arrives
daily at 800 am: leaves daily at $500 Pm;
6ardis accommodation arrives daily at S;o0
will mot stop at Whitehayon. Horn Lake,
Nesbit or Loves, or nag stations.
Chesnpeaks and ohio ROufe-Trains
move as tollows; Fast line leaves ct $3.50
a.m.; st. Louis fast line leaves ut B 100 p. m.
Past line arrives At $50 pm. st. Louis last
M i s.anysi ~ Nv vniis, Route H., o.
and r. ny f-Trains on this road run as
sti:sc p. NOV vicss6srs express, dali leaves
at 9:lb am. New Orleans fast mail, daily.
arrives at s;lO am; Vicksburg express!
daily srriyss at 3 ~ p,m.v,r.w,.,n,
move a. follows, Fast mail arrives daily at
Sis am. leaves At 1910 pm. Mail Leaves
daily Mt 1910 a.m.; arrives at a;OO !; IN.
Browneyille accommodation leaves DAILY
except Sunday at 8 100 pm. arrives daily
except Sunday. at $3.50 a. m. '-ftap dard time
Gulf Roufe-t Kan sRs Cny, bprfng;
Held and Memphisl Trains leave NJ. and
T. depot as follows; No. 4, Kansas CITY ex-
press, leaves at 1880 Amt No. 3, Kansas
6ity express, arrives at AS pm. No. 2.
Kansas City mail, leaves at o 200 pm. No; i,
Kansas City mail, arrives at AS am. No.
2, 81. Louis and Chicago. express, leaves at
600 pm No. l, st. Louis and Chicago ex-
nress, arrives at 6;t6a.m. In effect Sunday,
sApIil Is, 1885.
move as follows: Through express leaves
daily at 10 100 pm. Mail and express leaves
iaily at $3.50 an. Somorville accommodp-
ton leaves daily, except Sunday; at $40
I'm. Through express arrives daily at q: 10
pm. Mail and express arrives daily atty 10
am. Somerville accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at 80 a. m.
eaempbis ANA liGIle HOck.-Trains
move as follows central standard ume) :
No. leaves Memphis daily at 6il0 a, M; No.
B UfreighO leaves HopeAeld ut 1870 a m.
No. 2 arrives at Memphis at g;i0 pm. No.
(freishO arrives at Hopoaeld at 4;N pm.
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MAIFEST TOMORROW.

In order to protect visitors and
avoid accidents and impositions, the
Maifest Committee have adopted a
set OF rulee, which we publish below.
They will be strictly adhered to.
Everybody should read and be gov
erned accordingly, The management
are determined to keep strict order,
and will guard aga nst anything cal
culated to mar the pleasure of the
the ladies and children attending:
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Krsmsr's Clearance Sale.

KREMER's TRIMMING DEPARTM'T-
1000 yards Dress Braids at SC per yard,
5000 yards Fancy Braids at 25c:
Jet Nets at so SO, worth IS and " so:
Sol dozen Buttons at loo, worth 2Sc to SOC
GREAT PATTERN BONNET AND HAT
DELIVERY-0n Monday, between 10 and
IL am. and between and pr
will be offered at $40 each.
KRENER's SELL MONDAY.
500 Para.Ols at So each. This lot includes
Parasols worth 50, 81, s. and - each.
Piraf comar & est choice
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AN ARRAY OF BARGAINS TO WHICH WE INVITE INSPECTION
Kremer's Clearance Sale.

GLOVES-Ladies' and Misses Mitt. for 25e.
Jersey Silk Mitts, in black and coloIs, 75c.
Undrssse1 Kid Gloves, embi0id. hack, 1Sc.
INFANTS CAPS AM BONNETs-
At Csc, SOC and 81 IS.
HANDSOME SHADED TIPr-At6'c bunch.
FINE Fk0WER M0U rURES-AtSl IS each
UNFRAMED HAT DEPARTMENT.
Between 10 and IL a. IN. and and pm.
will otter 200 fue Imported Straws, worth
81 to So each, for csc each.
KREMER'S ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK
are unsupported.
KREMER'S KOLoSSAL KUT KAPTURES
KOMMERCE.
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Kremer's Clearance Sale.

LACE SALE FXCRA0RDINARY-. d,
Great Bargains in Lace. 4, and inch
Flounc ngs at Csc per yard,
Black ChantiIly FlOuncing, 42-inch, at
81 so, $50. 81 and Is.
Oriental Flouncings, Soc per Yard.
Black Spanish French Nets, 81 so per yard.
Millinery Nets in all colors at &C.,
White and Tan Oriental Flouncings' IT,
inch at 45o.
RUCHINGS-.
At Csc per yard for all new cOlOrS and styles
of Ruchings.
FANS-First floor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
STRkWBERRIES.

We are handling Judge Gallowsy's
entire crop this essson, The 4dge
is one of the largest growers in the
vicinity of Memphis.
Dealers will find it 10 their interest
to place their orders with us.
LYLE & SHIELDS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08


OF Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa,
are hundreds OF delightful places
where one eau pass the summer
months in quiet rest and enjoyment,
and return home at the end OF the
heated tenn completely rejuvenated.
Each recurring sesson brings to-
Oconomowoc, Wsukeshs, Beaver
Dam, Frontenac, 0koblji, Mime
tonka, White Bear, and innumeiable
other charming localities with roman
tic names, thousands of cur best peo-
pie whose winter homes are on the
other side of Msson and Dxon's line.
Elegance and comfort at q moderate,
cost Can be readily obtained. A list
ofgummer homes with all necessary
information pertaining thor, to is be.
Jog distributed by the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul railway, and
will be sent free upon application by
letter to A. V. H Carpenter, General
Passenger Agent, Milwaukee, Wis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

DRESS GOODS
I7Ipus .ll-wOOl PlSidsi .Sel former
price 49,.
I2:inch Ai..-wOsl Imperial sorg.s, 42o;
inner price, $50.
Our Wholesale depart nent will furnish Us
with a line OF Dress Goods 80 inches
wide, worth actually 400; we offer them
at Colossal Cut Price, 2lo.
shadings.
Heliotrope Surahs at SO cents.
Rich Faille Franchise ut 81 Is. In eVlry
color and shade
Fine FoulardE OF so cepie yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Clear Water.

Bhhs of all descriptions. Baths from
20 cents to ST.. the Turkish bath
rooms finished new in frat class style.
d.. z ermap, No. 222 Second street.
TURNER ats at Cohen's, 75c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Krsmer's Clearance Sale,

DRESS GOODS
NICE nA -. soilleux Il 81, in all sslors.
hurAhs in all oolOrs At 81 cents.
Rich Bengalines In artistic shades Just re-
osived.
DRESS PATTERNS-e2. 10.
l0-yard Dress Pattern, t2.10.
ON SECOND FLOOR
We have some strong attractions.
5000 Hats at So cents each; all new goods
worth from 7So to $50. Every shade
and shape.
SECOND FLOOR
Causes IN all oolhrs AZ Is cents yard.